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| | | 22 September, 2011 | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | What is the best way to nourish the body? Bhagawan explains to us today with a lucid example. | | Audio Special:
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There are many entrances to a temple. They are intended to let in devotees who seek to worship the God enshrined within. Similarly for the temple of this human body there are five gates - the five senses. What is the purpose of these doorways? If we build a house and erect doors in it, they are for the use of our kith and kin. If any stray animals try to enter, the doors are shut against them. Likewise the doors in this sacred body should be kept open only for good and divine entrants. Only then it deserves the name Kshetra (shrine). It ceases to be a temple if unholy objects are allowed to enter. What is consumed by the mouth is not the only thing that goes into the body. The other sense organs like the eyes, the ears, the nose and the hands also "consume" objects from the outside world. You must take in satwic (pure) food through all the fiv e sense organs. - Divine Discourse, 20 May 1990. | | |
| For sacred thoughts and sacred deeds, sacred food is essential. - Baba |
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